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Contents / Inhaltsverzeichnis Band 1 Und 2 Contents / Inhaltsverzeichnis Band 1 und 2 Introduction 11 Zur Einführung 33 1 The PRESSA, International Press Exhibition Cologne 1928 / Die PRESSA, Internationale Presseausstellung Köln 1928 1.1 The PRESSA as a Political and Media Event / Die PRESSA als politisches und mediales Ereignis Stephanie Seul, Bremen: „Trägerin des europäischen Gemein- 57 schaftsgedankens - lebendige Magna Charta des Friedens": Die politische Dimension der PRESSA Köln 1928 und ihr Widerhall in der zeitgenössischen deutschen und internationalen Presse Ute Lemke, Savoie, Chambéry: Ein Beitrag zur „Entgiftung 105 der öffentlichen Meinung der Welt" - Völkerbund, Presse und PRESSA Harald Lönnecker, Koblenz: Die Fortsetzung des Krieges 119 mit anderen Mitteln. Die Internationale Presseausstellung PRESSA (Köm 1928) als Frontabschnitt im Kampf gegen Frankreich 1.2 Crowd Puller and Symbol of Modernity - the Soviet Pavilion: Propaganda and Design / Publikumsmagnet und Sinnbild der Moderne - der Sowjetische Pavillon: Propaganda und Design Susanne Marten-Finnis, Portsmouth: To Get the Message 151 Across: The Conservation of Jewish Press Ideals in Soviet Journalism Igor Dukhan, Minsk: Lissitzky's Path to PRESSA: Space - 161 Time - Concept - Montage - Show 321 Bibliografische Informationen digitalisiert durch http://d-nb.info/101729092X Farbteil zu den Aufsätzen von Igor Dukhan sowie von 173 Albert Lemmens und Serge Stommels Albert Lemmens, Serge Stommels, Nijmegen: The 1928 217 PRESSA Exhibition: A Turning Point in El Lissitzky's Oeuvre 1.3.The Jewish Pavilion at the PRESSA / Die jüdische Sonderschau auf der PRESSA Johannes Valentin Schwarz, Berlin: „Zur Wahrung der 229 Würde des Judentums". Die Jüdische Sonderschau (ISOP) auf der Kölner PRESSA im Spannungsfeld der religiösen Weltanschauungsgruppen Karol Sauerland, Warschau, Torun: Bodenheimers 281 publizistisches Eintreten für die Ostjuden Michael Nagel, Bremen: Ghetto-Presse oder integriert in das 293 allgemeine Pressewesen? Die deutsch-jüdischen Zeitschriften und Zeitungen 1755 - 1943 Band 2: 2. Jewish Contributions to Modern Journalism / Jüdische Beiträge zum modernen Journalismus 2.1. The Jewish Contribution to Journalism overall / Jüdische Beiträge zum allgemeinen Journalismus Anne Maximiliane Jäger-Gogoll, Marburg: „Nur verlangen 325 Sie von mir keine Systematic." Jüdische Beiträge zum modernen Journalismus Horst Pöttker, Dortmund: Jude und Deutscher. Heinrich 347 Heine als Pionier des modernen Journalismus Markus Winkler, Iasi: Jüdische Journalisten in Czernowitz 375 zwischen 1894 und 1937: Anmerkungen zu einem Berufsstand Hedvig Ujvâry, Piliscsaba, Budapest: Der jüdische Beitrag zum 393 deutschsprachigen Pressewesen in Ungarn. Ein Überblick 2.2 Between Tradition and Rebirth: The Jewish Press / Zwischen Tradition und Erneuerung: Die jüdische Presse Kerstin von der Krone, London, Erfurt: „Jüdische 409 Wissenschaft verdolmetschen": Die wissenschaftlichen Zeitschriften des deutschsprachigen Judentums 322 David Meola, Vancouver: A Sign of the Times: Baden and the 435 Shift of the Allgemeine Zeitung des Judenthums over its First Ten Years, 1837-1846 Gideon Kouts, Paris: Remarks on the "Invention" of Foreign 455 News in the Hebrew Press: The Revolution of Hamagid - "News and History" Dror Segev, Tel Aviv: Statistics, Antisemitism and Sokolow's 471 Distress in Ha-Tsfira 1887-1888: A Case-Study in Editor- Readership Relations Roni Beer Marx, Tel Aviv: Advertisements, News Items and 479 Correspondents' Reports as Tools for Reassessing Ha'Levanon (1863-1882) Kurt Nemitz, Bremen: Julius Moses publizistisches und 489 politisches Engagement in der deutsch-jüdischen Presse nach 1900 und in der Gesundheitspolitik der Weimarer Zeit Eleonore Lappin-Eppel, Wien: 1918 - Das Ende des Ersten 509 Weltkriegs und die Gründung der Ersten Republik im Spiegel der Wiener jüdischen Presse Dieter Hecht, Wien: Die Stimme. Jüdische Zeitung (1928- 535 1938) Liliana Ruth Feierstein, Heidelberg: The new Midrash: The 559 Jewish Press in Argentina Marion Brandt, Gdansk: Das Selbstverständnis der Danziger 591 Juden im Spiegel ihres Gemeindeblattes (1933-1939) 3. Text and Image: Illustration-Photography-Film / Text und Bild: Illustration-Fotografie-Film Malgorzata Maksymiak, Be'er Sheva, Rostock: Bild im 607 Zionismus - Zionismus im Bild. Zur graphischen Entwicklung der zionistischen Presse 1885-1914 Michael Berkowitz, London: Jews and Photojournalism: 627 Between Contempt, Intimacy, and Celebrity Susanne Böhme-Kuby, Venezia, Udine: „Deutschland, 641 Deutschland über alles. Ein Bilderbuch von Kurt Tucholsky und vielen Fotografen. Montiert von John Heartfield" (Berlin 1929) 323 Johannes Hofinger, Salzburg: Janus und das moralische 653 Bekenntnis - G.W. Pabsts Film „Der Prozess" (Österreich 1948): Zwischen zeitgenössischer Rezeption und filmwissenschaftlicher Kritik Appendix Johannes Schwarz, Berlin; Stephanie Seul, Bremen: 673 Bibliography of PRESSA, Cologne 12 May-14 October 1928 / Bibliographie zur PRESSA, Köln 12.5. - 14.10.1928 The Authors - Autorinnen und Autoren 717 Index - Register der Personen Bd./ Vol. 1-2 721 324.
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